Fingal County Council are aware of the delays experienced during the first days of operation and appreciate the difficulties this caused, particularly for commuters, school traffic, public transport users and local residents.

3 new venues, a celebration of the harp with Stephen Rea & Harp Ireland, and Féile Barney McKenna returns to Howth from the 20th to 24th January 2027

Fingal County Council has unveiled a record €2 billion three-year Capital Programme as it continues to press ahead with the delivery of vital infrastructure across the county

Fingal County Council is inviting festival and event organisers to apply for funding under its Festival and Events Funding Scheme 2027, supporting organisers to deliver a diverse programme of events across the county. 

All Fingal County Council public buildings will not open to the public tomorrow (Wednesday, October 14).

Work progression update for the R132 Connectivity Project | 13th October

Fingal County Council is now welcoming applications for the Arts Act Grant Scheme 2027, opening on Tuesday 13th October 2026.

Four Fingal schools are among 13 schools across Dublin selected to join Round 5 of the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Programme as part of a nationwide expansion announced by Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien TD, Minister of State Sean Canney TD and the National Transport Authority (NTA).

As Halloween approaches, Fingal County Council is encouraging residents and visitors to celebrate responsibly with a range of measures and activities in place to help people of all ages celebrate responsibly this October.

Fingal County Council Arts Office is delighted to announce 'Marks of Mulhuddart: Here & Now' - a new, free creative programme for adults centered on Mulhuddart, explored through publication related artforms.